Showing posts with label soundscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soundscape. Show all posts

Friday, 31 January 2014

Soundscape: Sequence Prep



Soundscape Storyboard (Revised)

The narrative for this project will be simple. Someone approaches a room at the end of long corridor to investigate the lights leaking out from under the door, they then bend down to look through the keyhole and witnesses the carnival of harlequin in full swing. They then open the door to find a quiet empty room, to then slowly leave the room and shut the door. This will be to keep the flow generally smooth and emphasise the 'Carnival of Harlequin' key frame and its audible impact.

Tuesday, 7 January 2014

Term 2 - Project 1: Soundscape

The key frame I received for this project is "Carnival of Harlequin" by Joan Miro. While not initially sure about how to approach this, because of the expressive and confusing nature of the piece, I'm staring to think along the lines of approaching this as an classical musical arrangement, using influences from energetic classical pieces or a slower piece given alot more energy, with the animatic featuring as an orchestral performance of sorts, using an array of animal and mechanical sounds mixed with instrumental under tones. This is only one of my first ideas and any suggestions and constructive criticism is appreciated.